New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
NETWORK CITY


Station committed to Blsckwes Island yesterday
The tenth week Of Buffalo Brs Wild est show will begin
evening and there will be an Indian Toast after
the performance Financially the show has been remarkaby
successful Special rates have been arranged Tor OF
the O. A. The charge OF Custer eKcltcs much interest
The Taxpayers Central Association Friday evening
elected Coroner Messomer president
Tho NewYork Association vassar Alumne will give
reception the Mr. Taylor the recently chosen pres
dent Of vassa next Saturday at at the Hotel Bruins
wick
The French Cooks Ball will be given on February in the
Metropolitan Opera House The for II are
my deliberately made feature Of tho entertainment
will be grand exhibition in tho afternoon OF culinary che
deuvres.
Captain r. H. Pratt superintendent Of Indian School
Carlisle will exhibit the entire school Of $50 Indians on
stage Academy Of Music February 4. Tho ex
hon designed show tho capacity OF the Indians to 70
education There will be original speeches. Rotations
cooques and gymnascs and some young deDaters
consider question Resolved That the Indi:n be Ex
terminated"
Mr.. and Mrs George Knight will appearin Over tho
Garden WALL" comedy, at the Harlem Theatre Co.
mique this week.
Dr. Maynard deliver his historical lecture on Days on
the Danube illustrated Wednesday afternoon at Chick
ering Hall.
The Rev Afford A. Butler Church of the Epiphany
will deliver the first of OF five lectures on PERSONAL
Experiences In Palestine" tonight
There promises unusually battalion OF army
navy Officers and militia men from nearly every
in the Union at the Old Guard reception and ball on
Thursday The subcommittee hard az work upon the eao
decorations and extensive preparations for this mpo
social affair The opening march will be formed oy IL
O'Clock. and will be splendid pageant
Sidney wooIetts fourth Madison Square The
tire will given at 113O He will read Sir
Henry Tayors drama Philip Van rtevelde" 1t has never
been read publicly in York wooe read it at New
port years He has the benefit OF long and
careful study urged that holders OF tickets shall be In
their promptly at the hour appointed for the reading
Tho Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps which was organized az
Republican campaign club In 1876 which still retains Its
organization. will give reception and drill Thursday even
ing Cosmopolitan Hall. Broadway and Fory-frst ST.
The corps has drilling steadily for MONTH and the e1-
hibon expected 10 be fine one Robert b. Miller pres
idsnt the corps
General Newton yesterday appointed cowper rhOrburn
a rodman the Engineers Bureau OF the Department o.
Public Works at 81, 200.
The Aqueduct yesterday decided to reject all
proposals for the at thirty
for that the advertisement had not been
printed the newspapers designated sufficient number OF
II will be reprinted In The Tribune, Star and Guy
Record
Mayor Gardner city Engineer @. @. Fore. Electrical En-
zneer H. H. Rebbeck Monson. OF the Board OF In
provements Alderman Herman and Others Of Cleveland
called Acting Mayor Beekman yesterday They have come
Oh to examine the electric subwsys
Arthur H. Mowbray will deliver at OF series Of ect
ures at Chickerng Friday evening He has trav
eed around world. spending in India Bur-
nah and tho Hnalayas The Wonders OF India VIII Dc
subject Of his first lecture IIe will exhibit over one
hundred colored microscopic views
The subscriptions by members Maritime Exchange
for the families life lost at the wreck OF tho
ship Elizabeth amount TO s3,0i3
Tho steamship OF Georgia arrived yesterday two days
overdue her delay being caused by tompesuou weather On
January the high the vessel one sweeping
away part OF the wheelhouse-
ON. Of tho trained Fire Department OF engine No
4 La.fS NV ~ e.ca
D. H. Yesterday dashed OF to Third ave where 1t knocked
down Mrs Gesr OF No. 2l2 East Seventy ourthst
Croon water rents tho week, s32S5l 3S licenses is
sued, 1873 receipts $40 %
The young people Presbyterian Church on Fri
day night gave musical and literary entertainment IN
tho chapel Agernon 3 Sullivan president OF the ioons
Peoples Association presided.
The liabilities in the assignment of Charles McLaren to
Lyman Bunne stated in the schedules died yesterday
l90 o. The nominal assets sl90l5 % and
| the actual assets sl5.120 90.
Tho $50 members OF the Dstiers' Wine and spirit EE-
change decided 10 abolish tho institution which has eI
listed for tho last vo years Colonel Mex Loeser James
Lonohem and J. Phillips have boon appointed liqui
dators
Professor Draper reports that the wind travelled 800
miles last week the Thermometer ranged from - 40
barometer 90. s94 inches rainfall. .27 inch
The trustees Unity Congregational Society
they sold their property in Unity Chapel and that
they about take steps build church thsyear After
February services will be hold at Badys Hail. in West
one. hundred and twenty.huhst
Postmaster Socum OF PouHhquas who was charged with
retaining money oa pensoner discharged yesterday
BY Commissioner shields.
Alderman Mooney angry over the appointment OF d. N
Caryaho reading clerk lie that the place belonged
ondcayor get the Board 10 appoint his
man. Mr. Carvaiho the reading clerk last year.
Tho Rev. Reuben W Howes has been appointed tempo
rry assistant rector Thomass Protestant Episcopal
Church
r. T. Barnum Co and Adam forepaugh have concluded
the naI details their combined show and will open TO-
gether in square Garden March L. The double
entertainment Will gwen IN three rings an elevated stage.
Roman nppoiromo double menageres museums aviaries
&c Among tho attractions Will be the sacred hairy
family from Burmah.
Last evening Patrick Ford. Austin f. Ford Miss Ellen
Ford and other Of tho family with few friends went
10 tho Grand Hotel whore Michael Dayttt and his
bride are staying and presented him with silver tea se as
wedding gift
The Tammany Committee OF Twenty four composed OF tho
leaders Of the organization yesterday elected Hugh Grant
chairman and Thomas f. Groy secretary special COM
ittee composed Croker Thomas fGroy George
W. Piunkitt John Mcouaio and James j. Martin. was sp-
pointed for organizing the Twentythrd
aud Twenty fourth ard delegations.